remove deprecated ISO8601DateFormat

[karussell]

It looks we can remove the call

bootstrap.getObjectMapper().setDateFormat(new ISO8601DateFormat());

as this is recommended according the linked issue and all tests are still green.

[michaz]

..which shows I am missing client tests for the Leg type, because removing this does something totally different, and putting in StdDateFormat does something a little different.

Good thing is, Janek's client doesn't care and correctly parses whatever it gets, so I'll just put in StdDateFormat for now, since what that does is actually ISO-8601 compliant, just a slightly different interpretation of it.

[karussell]

Janek's client doesn't care and correctly parses whatever it gets,

But could this break other clients? If yes, we should either postpone or explicitely document it somewhere.

which shows I am missing client tests for the Leg type

Would you mind to add a test so that we can be "less carefull" :) ?

[michaz]

But could this break other clients? If yes, we should either postpone or explicitely document it somewhere.

In theory yes, but only if the client was expecting more than what we promised, i.e. not only producing ISO-8601, but a very specific way of writing ISO-8601. I think at this point we can still say that would be the client's problem.

(Actually, the previous way was somewhat more exotic than the current way, so I'd say it's unlikely.)

Would you mind to add a test so that we can be "less carefull" :) ?

Er yes, sure.

[karussell]

I think at this point we can still say that would be the client's problem.

Ok.

Would you mind to add a test so that we can be "less carefull" :) ?

Er yes, sure.

Thanks :) !

[michaz]

(Actually, the previous way was somewhat more exotic than the current way, so I'd say it's unlikely.)